what went wrong?

[Anonymous No.56313308]

[Anonymous No.56313365]

The bubble burst. It happens to lots of things, including stocks and real estate.

[Anonymous No.56313377]

>>56313308
Whales are accumulating.

[Anonymous No.56313383]

paper hand niggers solded to the whales
i'm comfy with my stack

[Anonymous No.56313389]

Nothing happened..the company became the most powerful toy company on Earth…billions.
What happened in the secondary market?…women.

[Anonymous No.56313506]

>>56313308
I remember several moms from my elementary school hoarding Beanie Babies back in the 90s. Being a kid and seeing their special closet stocked with every Beanie Baby imaginable was memorable. They were all Jewish. I didn't realize it at the time.

[Anonymous No.56313799]

My dad invested in a beanie baby to pay for my college. Let's just say I didn't go to college.

[Anonymous No.56313819]

>>56313308
boomer NFTs

[Anonymous No.56314607]

>>56313308
If the "this will be worth a lot of money in a couple of decades" shit is supposed to be the appeal from the start, it doesn't work. Someone has to actually want the thing for a reason other than "number will go up in the future".

[Anonymous No.56314731]

tic tac, buttcoiners

[Anonymous No.56314802]

>>56313308
Bulgarian hedge funds are suppressing the price. Still holding. Still comfy.

[Anonymous No.56314826]

>>56313308
Hey anon - if Beanie Babies interests you, I know a great NFT collection you should check out.

[Anonymous No.56315171]

>>56313308
>>56313365
Go to eBay, set to, “sold”, sort by highest. These things are selling for insane prices. Pic related sold recently.

[Anonymous No.56315184]

Mattel printed more tokens and diluted the market

[Anonymous No.56315192]

Not a loss unless you sell

[Anonymous No.56315228]

>>56313308
Nothing. They still sell.
Probably a more stable collectibles market than Pokémon cards

Check the sold listings on eBay.
That’s cheap for what it’s listed for now. Can’t say anything about sales history of patti in particular recently.
But theres a peace bear went for 15k in April and these things seem to regularly get thousands..

[Anonymous No.56315240]

>>56315192
what jewtuber told you this?
im sure the guys who held luna haven't lost money, yet.

[Anonymous No.56315247]

>>56315171
>>56315228
whats stopping me from calling MrChang and ordering a truck load for $1000 and selling for hundreds of thousands on ebay?
oh thats right, its all fake and gay and smell like money laundering.
15k for a fucking plushy?
63k??
get the fuck outta here faggot

[Anonymous No.56315266]

>>56315240
>He didnt ape in on tulipmania to shortsqueeze the dutch hedgies

[Anonymous No.56315365]

>>56313308
That's why you don't "invest" into shit with low liquidity. Once it dries up it's joever for you

[Anonymous No.56315370]

>>56315240
Not a gain unless you sell either which is something you bobos love to say during the bull. Shouldn't be triggered when it's repeated during the bear

[Anonymous No.56315386]

>>56315247
Yeah. That’s exactly it. Money laundering and tax fraud. It creates a lower market of collectibles. Don’t know and don’t care, I don’t buy art or baseball cards either. A sign of a good collectibles market tends to mean a healthy economy with surplus. When they spike it means it’s time to shore up. When they’re valueless you buy them as speculation.

And what’s stopping that in collectibles market is a verified chain of custody or ownership history, certification or external valuation and certain intrinsic (but yes potentially forgable) identifiers.
Fucks me, not my bag.

They’re the opposite of an NFT and just as useless.

[Anonymous No.56315908]

>>56313308
meme token jeets and nft retards take note

[Anonymous No.56316008]

>>56314607
Congratulations you just explained crypto.

[Anonymous No.56316057]

>>56313365
Crypto is next. NFTs already burst

[Anonymous No.56316064]

>>56313377
I’m DCAing beanie babies every paycheck. My stack is so ready for the inevitable moon

[Anonymous No.56316076]

>>56315171
Almost certainly just the seller buying from himself with a different account, trying to artificially increase the price like the NFT bros did all the time. You eat the fees but you can pump the price insanely high if someone’s stupid enough to take the bait

[Anonymous No.56316173]

>>56315171
This is actually a great way to tell if something is actually valuable or not. If the 'errors' or bad versions of it sell for higher than the pristine ones, it has no actual value.

[Anonymous No.56316562]

>ITT: seething no-beans coping over having missed the beanie boat
If you don’t ALREADY own at least 3 wrinkles the dog beanies with print error tags in mint condition you are NGMI. Remember, beaners always win.

[Anonymous No.56316717]

this was one of my favorite toys as a kid. i would make him fight goku and he was gokus biggest rival, the cat would often win.

[Anonymous No.56316737]

>>56316562
TY has a new CEO coming in, and the team is working on a magnificent new lineup for 2024 which will be unveiled at TYcon in November. Mainstream media is going to jump on it and it’ll bring in a bunch of nobeaners to the BB ecosystem. So bullish right now about these updates, make sure you get a suicide stack of BBs before it’s too late. We’re still early.

[Anonymous No.56316789]

>>56316737

[Anonymous No.56319025]

>>56316173
haha yeah totally bro
>error pennies and other coins cost a ton

[Anonymous No.56319054]

>>56316717
Only good post ITT

[Anonymous No.56319438]

>>56315171
Do you think I could find a legit original rare beanie baby in my shit eastern europoor country? I found a bunch of shops and people selling them, but I have no idea if they're original or if their piss poor washed and rewashed condition won't murder the price. I could of course send it to a toy expert to make it look brand new to fool the morons on Ebay

[Anonymous No.56319460]

>>56313799
A beanie baby? Like a single one? JFC our parents were somehow even bigger autists than us.

[Anonymous No.56319746]

>>56316737
Beanie Babies have limited upside unless the Fed starts accepting them as collateral for open market operations.

On the balance of probabilities I think funko pops have much more potential for rapid price appreciation. There is talk that a sovereign wealth fund is accumulating them instead of holding foreign reserves. I think this is the Bretton Woods 3.0 system that Zoltan Poszar was talking about.

[Anonymous No.56319903]

>>56319460
1 beanie baby = 1 beanie baby

[Anonymous No.56319969]

>>56319025
so you proved me wrong by pointing out that pennies have real value?

[Anonymous No.56320654]

>>56315171
>>56316076
I forget what this scam is called, but it was used a lot recently during the graded card and graded video game bubbles. Imagine you are part of a group of, say, ten insiders. You each agree to commit $100k to the scam, which will take years to pull off. First, you buy up the supply of something that is scarce and cheap (think some shit video game for the Super Nintendo that no one cared about but probably only has a couple hundred sealed copies left. You buy 90% of the supply in stealth over time. Than you get them graded (bribing or owning the grading company helps here). Then you slowly auction the supply to each other. The insider group bids up the prices, but it doesn't matter because you're just passing money back and forth within the group (at a loss of eBay fees and after 2020 online sales tax). After a few years (yes, YEARS. The scam is in depth), the sold prices start getting pretty high. You may get an authentic media story on the insane rise in price, but usually you have to write the stories yourself and pay to get them published and pushed. You continue your bid circle until some Timmy (the mark) comes along after hearing on CBS how le cards are going parabolic and have been for years and will continue to do so forever. How could he lose money. Then when his actual bid exceeds the shill bids, you let him win his prize. Finally, after all that time and gaslighting invested, your group scam has made some revenue. Now you have to reel in even Timmys during a mania phase to cash out all your worthless graded vidja. The group can bring in millions if the scam is successful, and the Timmys lose it all or end up bagholding for years for marginal gains.